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Netanyahu Opens Road Named After Father in Ariel and Announces New University Hospital
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First reported by Arutz Sheva · 2 hours ago
What happened
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu inaugurated a road named after his father in Ariel and announced plans for a new university hospital, signaling major urban expansion in the West Bank city. The development aims to triple Ariel's population and establish it as a central metropolitan and academic hub.
- 01Netanyahu inaugurated 'Netanyahu Road' in Ariel, named after his late father Benzion Netanyahu.
- 02The Amirim neighborhood is part of a plan to triple Ariel's population to over 50,000 in the next decade.
- 03Ariel currently has more than 22,000 residents and aims for 100,000 in the long term.
- 04Netanyahu and Mayor Yair Shitrit planted an olive tree symbolizing growth and rootedness.
- 05Netanyahu announced the creation of a university hospital to boost Ariel's academic and medical status.
- 06Mayor Shitrit called the expansion a national statement and a step toward metropolitan status.
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